Chalamet was such a fan, apparently, that he performed Minaj's Eminem-assisted "Roman's Revenge" during a talent show at some point in high school. It shouldn't come as a huge surprise that Chalamet is a fan of the Queens-born rapper, as the Millennial-Gen Z cusp actor began high school right as Minaj came to dominate the space between pop and rap. The term comes from "Barbie," the doll which also serves as one of Minaj's many alter egos. For those not in the know, "barbz" is the name given to Nicki Minaj fans, not dissimilar from Beyoncé's BeyHive or Lady Gaga's Little Monsters. You've actually met him before, he sort of sang "Roman's Revenge" on Nicki's debut album, Pink Friday, apparently just a taste of what's to come.Let it be known: Timothée Chalamet is a barb. Roman? "He's a boy who lives inside of me.
Her male dopplegänger first popped up in a fashion editorial and then opened last night's VMAs with a performance of her latest single " Yoü and I." Then, after Nicki Minaj won a Moon Man for Best Hip Hop Video she ran backstage and said, "The new album is going to have a lot of Roman on it," she said. When I am.Sasha Fierce came out three years ago she released a statement saying, "I have someone else that takes over when it's time for me to work and when I'm on stage, this alter ego that I've created that kind of protects me and who I really am." Fierce brought the world "Single Ladies," and "Irreplaceable," so no one really cared whether they were watching Beyoncé or Sasha, especially since the qualities attributed to the latter-"fun, more sensual, more aggressive, more outspoken and more glamorous"-applied to Beyoncé, too.īut now, other stars are giving birth to very different, very male alter-egos. Beyoncé was the first pop-star to adopt an alter-ego, and who doesn't want to follow in Bey's footsteps?
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